Chicago women listed in rental notice
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms and kitchenette. Apply to Mrs Jenny Thomas. Includes a long list of Chicago residents named Mrs John Stofer Miss Suzette Johnson Miss Lizzie P Coleman Mrs Jack Owings Miss Eliza Harris Mrs John Speer Mrs J C McNeal Mrs A N Crooks Mrs Josh Owings Mrs W P Huntington Mrs B Frank Perry Mrs Patty J Riley Miss Nell Tipton and Mrs Alfred Pulaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stofer
Suzette Johnson
Lizzie P. Coleman
Jack Owings
Eliza Harris
John Speer
J. C. McNeal
A. N. Crooks
Josh Owings
W. P. Huntington
B. Frank Perry
Patty J. Riley
Nell Tipton
Alfred Pulaski
Chicago
Jennie Thomas
Residents and visitors frequent Lexington events and travels
A crowded notes column records pendants of travel and return for residents across Kentucky. R L Barnard, Clark Patterson, Grace Hansford, Marguerite Newmeyer, and others are listed as visiting Lexington, Louisville, Somerset, and Ashland, with multiple posts returning from St Petersburg, Chicago, and Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Patterson
Kansas City
Grace Hansford
Somerset
Marguerite Newmeyer
Louisville
Minister Takes Leave for Hot Springs Sacrifices Planned
Monday through Tuesday I depart with gratitude to my congregation and supporters. No Methodist services during absence. members urged to attend other churches. Emphasize Sunday School, May 7 goal of 500 Epworth League participants, and Epworth League Anniversary Day on May 14 with a special program in the main auditorium, plus midweek worship Wednesdays until return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Epworth
J. W. Crates
In Gratitude for Care of Dr J F Lockhart
Mrs J F Lockhart and family express sincere thanks to doctors nurses and friends for kindness during his long illness and during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lockhart
J.F. Lockhart
Death claims young woman in Peyton Lick
Mrs. Miner va Tucker aged 21 wife of Henry Tucker of Peyton Lick died of pneumonia. Survived by husband a son three and Millard Vice and wife. Funeral at Peyton Lick church Sunday by Rev. Russell with burial in church graveyard. Local neighbor praised her as a fine woman. For sale Boone county white seed corn Roy Byrd phone 544 W-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Tucker
Henry Tucker
Peyton Lick
Millard
Peyton Lick Church
Russell
Little Rock Church
Boone County
Roy Byrd
Jack Winn Takes Bar Exam Lead in Local City
Eleven applicants passed the bar examination held April 12 and 13 and were reported to the Court of Appeals for admission. Jack Winn led the class with the highest average, a Princeton University graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Winn, noted for a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Jack Winn
Young Winn
John G. Winn
Princeton University
New Automatic Loom Advertised by J O Hall
J O Hall of 24 Mitchell avenue announces a new automatic loom and promises to do all kinds of weaving with guaranteed quality. Public notice in local classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hall
Mitchell Avenue
Rooms for Rent in Three Flats With Running Water
Three flats each with four rooms and running water offered by H. Clay. Rooms described as suitable for a wife perhaps not certain, comfortable and at the right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay
Review of Butter Egg and Poultry Markets
Production of butter is rising gradually due to strong demand and prices have advanced. Rain should improve pastures and boost future production. Egg storage has increased, pushing market prices down as May eggs may be cheaper than April. Live poultry movement remains normal while dressed stock demand improves and prices trend higher.
Garden seed donations sought for Mary Chiles Hospital
Contributions of garden seed are gratefully requested for the hospital's large garden. Donations can be brought to Mt. Sterling National Bank and given to W. L. Killpatrick, Trustee, Mary Chiles Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chiles Hospital
Mt. Sterling National Bank
W. L. Killpatrick
Wool pools raise profits for Texas growers
Texas wool and mohair growers benefited from a state pool that offered grading information from extension workers. The pooled sales, coordinated with US Department of Agriculture and the state college, attracted larger buyers and higher prices. About 850000 pounds were sold through the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Sick and recovering residents update
The notice reports Miss Anne Clay remains ill and bedridden. Mrs. T. G. Denton has regained mobility after two weeks at home. Mrs. Edmund Robinson has been treated at Mary Chiles Hospital for a week. Mrs. T. Leming Faulkner, after a serious operation at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington, is staying with her parents in Hazard before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Denton
Edmund Robinson
Mary Chiles Hospital
T. Leming’ Faulkner
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
R. C. Baker
Hazard
Local Fair Awards Soap and Washing Powder Prizes
The window display shows 666 items including Lenox soap and washing powder. First prize awarded to Pete Cockrell for one box of Lenox soap. Second and third prizes went to Hattie Howell and Stanley Murphy with 25 Lenox soaps and 25 washing powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Cockrell
Hattie Howell
Stanley Murphy
Winchester clergymen lead Jeffersonville revival series
Rev. R. N. Richardson of Winchester and Rev. W. A. Wiles of the Main Street Methodist church are conducting a revival at Jeffersonville Methodist Church. Services start each evening at 7:30 and will run through the week as the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Graves
The
Baptist Church
R. N. Richardson
Winchester
W. A. Wiles
Main Street Methodist Church
Jeffersonville Methodist Church
Death of Frank Hollearn in Chicago Briefly Reported
A Sunday message notes Frank Hollearn died at his Chicago home Saturday night after a brief illness. He leaves five children and three sisters, Mrs. J. J. Kern and Mrs. Thomas McRohan of this city, and Mrs. Richard Clarke of Sharpsburg. The body was brought here at noon and buried in St. Thomas cemetery.
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Nannie Baume
Macle Baume Beggerstaff
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. J. Kern
Chicago
Frank Holbarn
R. L. Wells
Wayland
Frances Leech
Verna Maggard
Lexington
Frank Gibbons
8. P. Greenwade
Middletown
Ohio
J. P. Wilson
Joe T. Wilson
Jack R. Owings
Lily Belle McClain
Mattie Carpenter
W. M. Craft
Frenchburg
Edward Craft
Frank Hollearn
Thomas McRohan
Richard Clarke
Sharpsburg
St. Thomas Cemetery
Birth in Winchester Honors Newborn John Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. George Stapleton of Winchester welcome a son born Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Freeland in this city. The child has been named John Samuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stapleton
Winchester
John Freeland
John Samuels
Mrs Artie Baldwin Barkley Dies Suddenly in Florida
A message from McIntosh Florida reports the sudden death of Mrs Everett Barkley born Artie Baldwin. She died of apoplexy at about fifty years old. Survived by her husband, since their marriage about seven years ago, she was described as an excellent woman and faithful Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh, Fla
Everett Barkley
Hollearn Resigns Mackie Firm for Nichols Auto Sales
Philip Hollearn resigns from W. O. Mackie and Company and accepts a salesman role with Nichols Auto Sales Company headquartered in Danville. Friends wish him success in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hollearn
W. O. Mackie and Company
Nichols Auto Sales Company
Danville
Hollearn
Stenographer Crush Inspires Bakery Blues Punchline
A light exchange on work and charm turns to a pun filled moment. The speaker notes a stenographer’s looks while another quips about a bakery blues tied to needing dough.
Portia With A Record
Miss Portia Floyd of Washington County becomes the youngest lawyer to argue a case before the Supreme Court at twenty five. She has practiced three years, graduating before age twenty one, and has never lost a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Aive
Ny Floyd
Washington, Co
Tor
T Sseme
Olympia Plans Salt Sulphur Water Distribution at Hotel Lands
The article notes a charge of farm lands surrounding the hotel and the distribution of the famous salt sulphur water of Olympia. Local officials outline the use of surrounding property to support the water distribution project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Raid on Sand Mountain Captures Large Still
Deputy Sheriff Beall Hadden and Vivian Faulkner led a raid Thursday night on Sand Mountain on the county edge and seized a large still with several barrels of mash. The operator escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall Hadden
Vivian Faulkner
Sand Mountain
Senator Corbitt Dead Remembered As Leader And Husband
The death of Hon. Corbitt is announced with praise for his brilliance and popularity. He is remembered as the husband of Miss Jessie Bosworth, formerly of this city, and his passing comes as the governor of Virginia and his cabinet acknowledge the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbitt
Jessie Bosworth
Virginia
Bartlett Tours to operate Olympian Springs Hotel for a year
The Olympian Springs Hotel is leased for one year to Bartlett Tours Company of Cincinnati with two privileges. The main building and cottages will be remodeled and extensive improvements carried out. The hotel opens in June with preparations to host many guests. Mr. Brown and family will occupy the club house and he will have…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympian Springs
Bartlett Tours Company
Cincinnati
Mr. Brown
Funeral Attended for Noted Figure in Local Community
The text recounts a funeral service for a respected local figure, noting Senator Corbitt as a man of unusual gifts and powers and describing him as a close friend of citizen T. J. Bigstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Corbitt
T. J. Bigstaff
Farmers' Union Organized in Sideview with Bailey Remarks
Saturday evening a farmers' union was organized at Sideview with explanatory remarks by Colonel Bailey. T. J. Bigstaff was chosen as president. Additional unions will be formed in this and neighboring counties until all counties are listed in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sideview
Colonel Bailey
T. J. Bigstaff
Sausage Metaphor Sparks Candid Philosophical Note
A reflective comparison portrays a man as a sausage with a smooth skin but unknown hog inside, exploring hidden inner qualities and ambiguity in character. The pamphlet-style rumination uses vivid metaphor to provoke thought about perception vs. truth.
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R. L. Barnard
Maria Holbrook
Ashland
Tinsley Barnard
Edward Wright
B. T. Wright
M. Newmeyer
Margarite Newmeyer
Elizabeth McNamara
Sallie Hall Nesbitt
Mattie Skidmore
S. C. Barnard
Dora McCormick
Purdon
Lewis Alderman
P. H. Day
Entertains Club
Katherine Rice Goodpaster
Owingsville Pike
Rockwood
Johnson County
Reid
Greene & Duff
Millet
Hot Springs
Johny
Produce
Anne Clay
Ikenstein
Rubenstein
Portia
Walsh Company
Manhattan
Tornado Plate Glass
All Old-Line American Companies
Ben R. Turner Reynolds
Mit
Sterling, Ky
Sint
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